Cyber financial crimes effects on civilians and the best ways to protect the cyber space from the human rights violations
The cyber space is witnessing many kinds of crimes and cyber financial crime is one of them which is one of the most dangerous online crimes, as Each year thousands of people lose their money and sometime their life because of cyber financial crimes.There are many genres of cyber financial crime as like Money laundering, online fraud auction, selling drugs and illegal substances, and the digital intellectual property theft and each type is a catastrophe by itself, for instance the money launderers are buying and selling in billions of dollars the cryptocurrencies to whitening their money, also people are defrauded yearly because of their participation in online fraud auction , as well the number of addicted teenagers are becoming larger because of the online websites in dark web which sell drugs and illegal issues, besides theft of online intellectual property is a major loss for the economy of the world.Those cyber financial crimes are harming the people a lot and they are causing many human rights violations as a result of the complexity of applying the AML activities which are ineffective in reducing the number of cyber financial crimes, also the absence of legal frame work in cyber space makes the criminals more free to do whatever they want in cyber space and our methodology was based on the mixed methods in collecting the data from many reliable resources such as books and websites about cyber financial crimes and those resources were credible based on my criteria of credibility and they helped us a lot to reach that cyber governance with its attributes as the best solution for this problem and there must be an effective role for the UN in applying cyber governance, besides the cyber space must be considered as global common to enhance the legal framework of cyber space with more restrictions.
Authors
- Ziad Zouheiry
Institutions
- Diplomatique (FR)
Publication Details
- Journal
- Arab Journal for Scientific Publishing
- Published
- 2025-06-02
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.36571/ajsp802
- Primary Topic
- Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Studies
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00